Legal Opinion
Roberts v. Chadwick
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
Decided December 10, 1946No. 11695PublishedCited by 5 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
LEE, Circuit Judge.
D. D. Chadwick and his wife, Anna, owned 750 acres of land in Panola County, Texas, an alleged 200 acres of which prior to 1936 they had set off as their homestead. In 1936 they conveyed the land not set off to three of their children, Noble, Gladys, and Matylu Chadwick. Soon after, D. D. Chadwick died. In April, 1940, Noble, Gladys, and Matylu Chadwick, joined by their mother, Mrs. Anna Chadwick, conveyed the nonhomestead acres, less a few acres not here in dispute, to A. D. Roberts and his wife, Betsy. During the same month, A. D. Roberts employed one Land to survey the…
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